When someone reads a scientific paper to learn about a new drug, that person should NOT: a. Determine whether or not the paper was peer reviewed b. Find out if the people in the study were typical of those that have the disease (gender, age, race) c. Look at the number of people who participated in the study d. Make sure that the authors attack other scientists and win

When someone reads a scientific paper to learn about a new drug, that person should NOT: a. Determine whether or not the paper was peer reviewed b. Find out if the people in the study were typical of those that have the disease (gender, age, race) c. Look at the number of people who participated in the study d. Make sure that the authors attack other scientists and win

Essentials Health Info Management Principles/Practices

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ISBN:9780357191651

Author:Bowie

Publisher:Bowie

Chapter5: Electronic Health Records

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